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An Instrument Technician in a power plant is responsible for the installation, calibration, maintenance, and repair of the intricate control systems, sensors, and monitoring devices that ensure safe and efficient operation. They work with pneumatic, electronic, and hydraulic instruments that measure and control variables such as pressure, temperature, flow, and level.    Key ...

🔹 Key Responsibilities: • Operate pilot plant equipment – autoclaves, precipitation reactors, furnaces & utilities as per SOPs • Handle forming equipment – extruders, mixers, spray dryers & coating systems • Operate characterization tools like XRD for plant & R&D batches • Use lab instruments – pH meter, viscometer, TDS meter, ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a power plant is responsible for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and monitoring of high-pressure boilers (often AFBC/WHRB), steam turbines, and associated auxiliaries. They must possess a valid 1st Class Boiler Attendant Certificate and hold expertise in controlling, troubleshooting, and repairing steam systems while ...

An Instrument Technician in a power plant installs, calibrates, maintains, and troubleshoots complex field instruments, control systems, and automation devices (DCS, PLC, SCADA) to ensure reliable operations. They work on sensors, transmitters, and control valves (pressure, temperature, flow), requiring a Diploma/ITI in Instrumentation/Electronics and 3–5 years of industrial experience.  Key Responsibilities Calibration & ...

A Turbine DCS Engineer in a power plant operates and monitors turbine systems using Distributed Control Systems (DCS) to ensure safe, efficient generation. Key responsibilities include real-time parameter monitoring (speed, vibration, pressure), startup/shutdown, alarm management, and troubleshooting, typically requiring 3-5 years of experience in power plant operations.  Key Responsibilities DCS Operation: Monitor and control ...

A Control Room Operator (CRO) for the Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) / Sponge Iron Division (SID) in a steel plant is responsible for monitoring and controlling the rotary kiln process to convert iron ore into metallic iron (solid-state reduction). This role uses Distributed Control Systems (DCS) or SCADA to manage ...

An Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) role in a steel company focuses on maintaining, troubleshooting, and installing high-voltage power systems, automation (PLC/SCADA), and process instruments in high-temperature environments like Steel Melting Shops (SMS) or Blast Furnaces. These roles aim to maximize equipment uptime and ensure safety compliance.  Below are common E&I job ...

A Rigger in a steel company ensures the safe lifting, moving, and positioning of heavy structural steel and machinery using cranes, winches, and lifting tackle. Key duties include inspecting gear, calculating load weights, attaching loads securely, and signaling crane operators, often working at heights. They must adhere to OSHA standards.  Key Job ...

A Shift Incharge for a DRI (Direct Reduced Iron) plant manages daily kiln operations, ensuring production targets, process control, safety compliance, and team supervision. Candidates generally require 5–10 years of experience in Coal-Based Sponge Iron (DRI) plants, holding a B.E./B.Tech or Diploma in Mechanical/Metallurgical Engineering.  Key Job Description Responsibilities: Production & Process Control: Monitor ...

A Shift Incharge for QC (Quality Control) in a steel company supervises daily production, ensuring all products meet quality standards and specifications during their shift. Key responsibilities include monitoring process parameters, conducting raw material to finished product inspections, minimizing rejections, and enforcing safety protocols.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Quality Control & Inspection: Conduct testing ...